Talad Thai and Lao Street Food
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Talad Thai and Lao Street Food

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Thai & Lao street food featuring fried chicken & pad thai

fried chicken
pad thai
friendly service
thai iced tea
roti
street food
lao cuisine
thai cuisine
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1606 E 6th St, Austin, TX 78702 Get directions

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Vegetarian options
Comfort food
Debit card accepted
Contactless accepted
Lunch

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1606 E 6th St, Austin, TX 78702 Get directions

+1 737 867 9701
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Features

•Vegetarian options
•Comfort food
•Debit card accepted
•Contactless accepted
•Lunch
•Dinner
•Coffee
•Small plates

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Jan 17, 2026

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Talad Thai And Lao Street Food Review - East Austin - Austin - The Infatuation

"Talad is a food truck located at East 6th and Comal that specializes in Thai and Lao cuisine. In addition to a number of smaller “street food” items - like Lao-style beef jerky or Moo Ping (caramelized, grilled pork skewers) - they have a whole menu of more substantial dishes. We love their Kua Mee (Lao-style fried noodles) and Hat Yai fried chicken, and their Pad Thai is one of our favorites in town. There’s also Thai tea and Thai coffee if you need a little afternoon (or anytime) boost. photo credit: Nicolai McCrary" - Nicolai McCrary

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Restaurant Takeout and Delivery Recommendations From Eater Austin Editors - Eater Austin

"For street food: Instead of the usual Friday night pizza, last week we feasted on Talad Thai and Lao Street Food." - Erin Russell

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Talād Thai and Lao Street Food Is Opening a Food Truck in Austin Soon - Eater Austin

"Austin is getting a new Southeast Asian street food truck with Talād Thai and Lao Street Food. The Thai and Laotian truck will open sometime in the summer. Talād first previewed its food at the Asian Eats Night Market in late March. Its next pop-up is scheduled as part of the CelebratAsia Austin event on Saturday, May 11. “We have the same goal of wanting our customers to learn about the Thai and Laos culture through our food,” they wrote in an email to Eater. The name talād is Thai for “market.” The seasonal menu will feature familiar and not-familiar dishes, like this spring and summer, expect spicy papaya salad, moo ping (pork skewers), the vegetarian soop pak (a mix of vegetables, herbs, and sesame seeds), tod nam khao (crispy rice salad), nam prik ong (sticky rice with pork and vegetables), among other dishes. The fall and winter menu will be full of curries, soups, noodles. When the proper Talād food truck opens, it won’t have a fixed location yet. It plans on circling campus and office buildings during lunch, and then focus on food truck parks, breweries, and bar areas during dinner. Involved in Talād are Mary Hermadi (who is Laotian), Bee, and Arme (who are Thai). They’ve known each other for years. Bee worked as a sous chef in various New York Thai restaurants." - Nadia Chaudhury

https://austin.eater.com/2019/4/2/18292275/talad-thai-lao-street-food-truck-open-austin
Talad Thai and Lao Street Food

Michael L.

Google
The good: Easy online ordering and fast pick up. Fried chicken was crunchy on the outside, moist on the inside, even after we got home to eat it! Pad thai had the right flavors and a great balance of salty/sweet. Roti had a nice flakey consistency. The bad: Vegetable spring rolls were okay, but I would try other things first before attempting to try these again. Would definitely come back here for any Thai needs!

Christopher T.

Google
I heard about this place from one of the owners family members up in Dallas. He mentioned that this place was really good and I decided to go up and try it. My fiancé and I came here. We ordered the Fried Chicken and Pad Thai. The Pad Thai was very flavorful. The sauce that they used is something that I am used to rather than the red sauce that is found at most Thai places in Austin. It was pretty filling. We also ordered the fried chicken and the fried chicken as SOOOO good. It came with this curry sauce dip with a side of white rice. It was very crunch and the chicken was moist. Dipping the chicken into the curry cause we AMAZING!!!! I would definitely recommend trying this if you love fried chicken!!!!

friscoaw

Google
Was searching for South East Cuisine in Austin and i came across Talad. I am so glad i found it. Their fried rice is the bomb. I also ordered their Chiang Mai fries, was a bit skeptical at first since i am not familiar with the dish but to my suprise, it’s really good. The owner is super friendly and patiently explaining me about the dishes. Definitely, i will go back to this place again.

Raymund G.

Google
Nice experience eating at Talad. Fast and Friendly service. Food reminds me of authentic home cooking I would have at Asian house parties. If yall want a meal post dancing at White Horse, stop by this place. You won’t regret it.

Luciani W.

Google
The Thai iced tea is great. Besides that, the first time I ate there the food was great, this 2nd time the food had less flavor and I didn’t like it much.

Austin K.

Google
Excited food. Fried chicken was amazing. Pad Thai was really flavorful. Lots of benches for open dining.

Camilo R.

Google
Decided to try this place based on the 4.9 star rating and it lived up to the expectation! This place was amazing! The roti was out of this world. The dumplings did not even need a dipping sauce as they were delicious plain. And the fried chicken was so juicy and had an amazing crust.

Andrew F.

Google
I ate here at least once per week during the tumultuous year of 2020. I swear I was powered by Thai food to get me through the pandemic. On a more serious note, this truck makes excellent Thai food. The pad Thai is flavorful and consistently addictive. It’s one of my favorite Thai locations in Austin. Don’t miss out!